double treat for those coming to Hollister this sunday

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the central coast drive this sunday was planning a stop in San Juan Bautista, I realize now that the annual British Sports car is taken place the same day, same place. Last time I went there were at least 50 Britt cars almost all perfectly restored, beautiful Austin Healeys, Triumph,MG, Jaguars, etc, not to be missed. I can't wait to see their look when they see us drivers

Michael

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program to get me away from British Car Ownership (there were still 4 or 5 I had never owned). She won't buy "honey the TD just followed me home" or "Wow, how did that TR250 get in the garage"

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...only on dry days during planet alignments in 1978, 1983, 1991 and 1997?

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-Dave

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Great looking car just 39K miles in 1976, first

owner, we thought we got a deal for $800, then

someone told us that the tranny would quit at 40k,

we refused to believe it, since the car ran fine:

40,404 miles, I"ll always remember (LOL), so I

owned a british car for approx. 1500 miles!

Michael

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...long as yours.

I was driving it one day and an output shaft on the transmission failed. It cracked the transmission case all the way up the front of the block.

I found a cheap mechanic to install a junk motor/transmission and sold it asap.

Not one of my most astute automotive endeavors.

Delia

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One to drive while fixing the second with parts from the third. First, second and third car differs from day-to-day. Had low budget fun, though. I now drive an E28 and a 2002 for fun, which I'm (slowly) converting to turbo, intercooler and EFI.